Russian Orthodoxy and Human Rights

Paul Valliere

Russian Orthodoxy and Human Rights

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This essay describes the situation and orientation of the Russian Orthodox Church with respect co human tights. Along the broad spectrum of rights I focus mainly on the civil rights of individuals and nonstate associations rather than the subsistence rights and rights to social services that figure so prominently in socialist theories of rights.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Religious Diversity and Human Rights
State	Published - Jan 1 1997

Keywords

Orthodox Church
Russia
human rights

Disciplines

Christianity
Religion

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Russian Orthodoxy and Human Rights

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